Hair Loss
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Hi Hollyrh
Hi Hollyrh,
I just wanted to say that I love your attitude! Stay strong and take care of yourself!
Sincerely,
Liz0 -
Welcome
Welcome hollyrh!
I've been through a lot lately and today I have
the anxiety provoking CT scan, labs and oncologist visit this afternoon.
Thanks for making me smile and feeling stronger today.
Great attitude which is important! Glad to know there are some
others out there with my whacky sense of humor too .
Here's some Hot Chocolate ♥
Hugs and positive thoughts,
Jim
DX: DLBL 4/2011, Chemo completed 10/2011, currently in remission.
Members are sharing recipes!:
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hair loss...
Hi,
Welcome to our group!Try to remember the hair loss is a temporary thing and it will eventually grow back. Our hair does not define who we are..we just feel better WITH it!...ha! I didn't lose mine completely, but it sure did get thin and whispy looking. Keeping a good attitude will help keep your stress lower which in turn works well for your immune system. Hang in there and come back here for support...someone is always around to help out.
Best wishes...Sue
(Follicular NHL-stage3-greade2-typeA-diagnosed June 2010-cancer is stable) age 61
Treatments: CVP-R 6 rounds and now doing Rituxan maint.0 -
Hair Loss
Oh it will grow back! But sometimes it comes in wavy or a differant color. My hair is finally back in after 8 sessions on R-CHOP. My last session was in May 2011, and the hair didn't start to grow in till August. The back of my head is wavy and curly, lmao also my hair I just turned 56 in June and before it was sort of blond but now it is ALL Gray! I guess so much for old age. I am currently in remission and nervously awaiting my scans due in the last part of March. Hang in there and keep up the Positive Attitude! prayers and all my hope coming your way.
Tom
Stage 2 LBCNL Diag. 7/100 -
Type? Which chemo?
Welcome!
Being a male, it was much easier for me to 'finish' losing my hair. Anyway, there has never been a better time for a guy to be bald. In a slight reversal of fortune, mine had been gray, but came back slightly blond. A former coworker asked me if I was coloring my hair :-D Ladies, on the other hand... well scarves are highly underrated while being very fashionable, and hats are always cool.
Which type of lymphoma do you have? What is your chemo regimen? I am assuming here that the hair loss is chemo related.0 -
Jim..jimwins said:Welcome
Welcome hollyrh!
I've been through a lot lately and today I have
the anxiety provoking CT scan, labs and oncologist visit this afternoon.
Thanks for making me smile and feeling stronger today.
Great attitude which is important! Glad to know there are some
others out there with my whacky sense of humor too .
Here's some Hot Chocolate ♥
Hugs and positive thoughts,
Jim
DX: DLBL 4/2011, Chemo completed 10/2011, currently in remission.
Members are sharing recipes!:
♥ Recipe Sharing Project
Hi Jim,
Be sure to let us know your scan results. I was glad to see you post, as I've been wondering how you have been doing. Hang in there buddy and you have my prayers for everything to come back clean and good! Best wishes...Sue (FNHL-2-3A-6/10)0
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